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UAV Low-altitude Logistics Operation Mode and Deep Integration of Industry and Education from the Perspective of New Quality Productive Forces

Author(s)

Xudong Li*, Hui Guo, Yongbo Yang

Affiliation(s)

Guangdong Communication Polytechnic, Guangzhou, Guangdong, China *Corresponding Author.

Abstract

Low-altitude economy is a representative of new quality productive forces, and UAV low-altitude logistics is an important field for developing low-altitude economy. Exploring the operational mode of UAV low-altitude logistics from the perspective of new quality productive forces, exploring the multi domain application scenarios of UAV logistics and the deep integration of industry and education, has important theoretical significance and practical guidance value. Firstly, the significant advantages of UAV low-altitude logistics were analyzed, and then its operation mode was discussed. The multi domain application scenarios of UAV logistics were analyzed, and the application trends and prospects of UAV low-altitude logistics were discussed. On this basis, specific strategies and implementation suggestions for the deep integration of industry and education have been proposed from multiple aspects, providing strong support for the sustainable development of the low-altitude logistics industry.

Keywords

New Quality Productive Forces; UAV; Low-altitude Logistics; Operation Mode; Deep Integration of Industry and Education

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